FREE DOWNLOAD - Tax Planning For Property Investors 2013&##x2f;2014

FREE DOWNLOAD - Tax Planning For Property Investors 2013/2014

14/10/2013

October 2013.

Many people own properties that are let out and held as investments. These properties can generate an income and hopefully a capital gain on the eventual disposal.

This 140 page guide looks at tax planning for income tax, capital gains tax and inheritance tax for anyone holding buy to let investments.

As well as looking at making full use of all available deductions and reliefs we also look at the tax structuring opportunities you can use to reduce taxes including using a company or trust.

In many cases, by undertaking some simple tax planning you can save thousands in taxes. Key reliefs such as PPR relief and Lettings Relief for instance can be structured to eliminate capital gains tax completely in many cases.

Key topics covered include:

Reducing Income Tax On Rental Income

Maximising Tax Relief For Interest

Calculating Your Interest Deduction When There's An Overdrawn Capital Account

Transferring Income To A Spouse To Reduce Income Tax

Wear & Tear Allowance And Capital Allowances

Maximising Capital Allowance Claims To Reduce BTL Profits

Setting Up Your Own Property Management Company To Reduce Income Tax

Rental Losses & Using a Property Company To Reduce Income Tax

How A Lease Premium Is Taxed

Are You A Property Trader Or Investor?

How To Reduce CGT With PPR Relief

Is Letting A Property Beneficial To Reduce CGT?

Maximising Private Lettings Relief To Reduce CGT

Is It Worth Reoccupying a Property Before Sale To Reduce CGT?

Claiming Principal Private Residence Relief If You Convert A House Into Flats

Qualifying For Rollover Relief On Complulsory Purchases

Tax Planning When Investing In UK Property

Should You Use A Company To Hold BTL Property?

Avoiding CGT & Inheritance Tax On BTL's

Buying Property Tax Efficiently While Your Children Are Studying

Qualifying For Inheritance tax Relief On Holiday Let Properties

Reducing CGT, IHT & Income Tax By Using Mortgages

Using An Overseas Mortgage

Making The Most Of The Drop In Property Prices To Restructure Property Investments

Using a Holding Company For Property Investments

Save Inheritance Tax On BTL's With A Trust

Should You Use A Company For Property Investments?

Buying a Property With A Gifted Deposit

About the Author

The Author of "Tax Planning For Property Investors " is our site Editor, Lee Hadnum. Lee is a rarity among tax advisers having both legal and chartered accountant qualifications. After qualifying a prize winner in the Institute of Chartered Accountants exams, he also went on to become a chartered tax adviser (CTA).

He worked in Ernst & Youngs Entrepreneurial Services department for a number of years before setting up his own tax planning practice. He is now a full time tax author.